Monthly Archives October 2018

Go.bonanzoro.com is a search tool that shares many similarities with Go.deepteep.com. It usually shows up on users’ Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and Google Chrome web browsers without their knowledge, so it is considered to be a browser hijacker by specialists analyzing computer threats. If your browsers have already been hijacked too, it would be best that you undo the changes as soon as possible because Go.bonanzoro.com is not considered a 100% trustworthy search provider. You should not keep such a tool or perform web searches using it. ...

You must ignore the existence of Searchmulty.com because this search engine is not as innocent as it might appear to be at first. How did it replace your default search provider on Google Chrome? It is very unlikely that the search tool did that on its own. Most likely, an extension or application that you installed was bundled with it. What if the program is authentic and reliable? That is unlikely to be the case, but even if it is, the search engine is not very trustworthy, and you can learn all about it by reading this report. ...

NOT_OPEN_LOCKER Ransomware is not exactly a unique ransomware infection since it is a new version of Everbe Ransomware. In fact, NOT_OPEN_LOCKER Ransomware is only one of several existing versions of this malicious application, and, as research conducted by specialists at 411-spyware.com has shown, it shares similarities with the previously-released versions. They all lock files on victims’ computers after the successful entrance. Then, they all demand money from users. NOT_OPEN_LOCKER Ransomware is probably no exception because it drops a file with a message after encrypting data on the affected computer. ...

The last thing you want to happen when you launch your browser is to be flooded with Flyrlk.com ads. This adware server can be used by all kinds of unknown parties to promote services, installers, and deals. If you think that all parties using this suspicious adware sever are going to be trustworthy, you could be painfully wrong. Although there is little information about this adware server in terms of who created it or who is controlling it, our researchers have found it redirecting to pages that promote the installers of truly suspicious, questionable applications. ...

Your personal files – including school and work documents or important photos that are holding your memories – could be seriously affected if GandCrab 5 Ransomware invaded your operating system. The creator of this malicious threat can use misleading spam emails to trick you into opening corrupted files to execute the infection. They could also use malvertising attacks, bundled downloaders, and other cracks in your security to execute the infection without your notice. If the infection slithers in silently, it can encrypt files in no time, and when it does that, you might get stuck in a very difficult position. ...

If you are not yet ready to pay for a PC optimization tool, you should not install Speedy SystemCare. Even though it seems to be a beneficial application, you should install another program on your computer because a free version of Speedy SystemCare is not as useful as it might seem to be at first glance. No, it is not malicious, but it works as a diagnostic tool only. Of course, you could upgrade it to unlock its other features, but we are not so sure that it is worth investing in the tool that has been classified by specialists as a potentially unwanted program. ...

When we encounter Super Tuneup, it says that the program has “advanced features and powerful tools” that “help enhance PC speed with ease and improve your experience exclusively.” In other words, the application is a system optimization tool, and computer security experts always warn users that they should not trust such applications blindly. Therefore, if you ended up with this program on your computer accidentally, you can remove Super Tuneup today by following the instructions you will find at the bottom of this description. ...

Sometimes when our computers become slow, we turn to third-party applications to make them fast again. AutoFixer Pro 2018 is one of such applications that say they could improve your system’s performance. That is why we call it the system optimization tool. However, it might also be a potentially unwanted program if it enters your system without your permission. That is to say, you DO allow it to enter your system, but you are not aware of it. How does this happen? Continue reading, and we will also tell you how to remove AutoFixer Pro 2018 from your system for good. ...

My Sys Mechanic appears to be a potentially unwanted program that promises to speed up the computer by detecting and removing issues slowing the device’s performance. However, the free version that can be downloaded from the software’s official website only scans the system, and if the user wants to fix any problems, he is asked to buy the product’s license, which costs about 27 US dollars. It might not be a large sum, but as we do not think removing the tool's detected issues would have any visible effects on the computer, we do not believe it would be worth the money. ...

Cpm10.com is an advertising server that redirects visitors to third-party websites. We cannot guarantee that ALL these websites are malicious, but, to be frank, we cannot say anything good about them because, as research has shown, the majority of these pages promote suspicious services or software. They might even try to extract some information from you! Theoretically, it is possible that you have opened Cpm10.com yourself by mistake, but it is still more likely that you have clicked on some kind of unreliable link or advertisement that has redirected you straight to Cpm10.com. ...